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• Telephone number Hazardous Waste Generator Identification General Site Information • Number issued by USEPA or DTSC. A generator collecting background • Four-digit Standard Industrial Classification information before beginning the (SIC) code applicable to activities at the site. source reduction evaluation should keep in mind which information SIC codes are developed by the federal government for must be included in the Plan. Nar- characterizing sites by their business activity. A list of rative text,data,or figures derived SIC codes is in Appendix C. Use the one code that best from file correspondence, process describes the operations occurring at the site. flowcharts,or other records may be useful when preparing the Plan. If a generator owns multiple sites with similar opera- tions and chooses to prepare a multisite Plan, only one SIC code should be used to represent all sites.However, any site that contains different op- erations, different processes or different waste streams can not be covered by the multisite Plan. A separate Plan must be completed for each site not covered by the multisite Plan. n If a generator owns a complex site with multiple operations managed as independent busi- nesses and chooses to prepare a separate Plan for each operation, an SIC code must be pro- vided for each operation. • Similarly, where requested in the SPR, the generatorshould include its North Ameri- can Industry Classification System(NAICS) code number. Go to —I http://www.naics.com to determine your facility's NAICS Code. rp • Brief description of the type of business or activity conducted at the site. • Length of time the company has been in business at the present site. The length of time helps relate to the age of the equip- ment or production operation. The potential for source reduction may correlate to the age and technology of the production pro- Sl�� cess. Tip • Major products manufactured or services provided. If the generator is concerned that the products or services may not be understood by someone reading the Plan, the generator may provide a description of the end use or application of the products. • Number of employees • A general description of the site operations, with corresponding block diagrams for each process evaluated. Each block diagram should highlight quantity and type of raw materials,hazardous waste,and final products produced. Examples of block diagrams are shown in Figure i. 29